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Today I'm completely removing the #Hetzner Object Storage service from my account, marking a month of successful hosting of object storage for my #GlitchySocial #Mastodon instance myself.
#Garage cluster is so good, I don't even remember I have it. It's just sitting there doing its work of storing and serving almost 200 000 objects already.
#selfHosted #selfhosting #selfHost #S3 #ObjectStorage #GarageS3 #homelab #GlitchySocialMediaMigration
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Today I'm completely removing the #Hetzner Object Storage service from my account, marking a month of successful hosting of object storage for my #GlitchySocial #Mastodon instance myself.
#Garage cluster is so good, I don't even remember I have it. It's just sitting there doing its work of storing and serving almost 200 000 objects already.
#selfHosted #selfhosting #selfHost #S3 #ObjectStorage #GarageS3 #homelab #GlitchySocialMediaMigration
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Hello, have we experienced issues with loading or uploading images and stuffs on this instances? I don't think so, but I want to make sure (migrating away from #WasabiS3 to an in cluster #GarageS3 deployment). New media goes into the new bucket, media is requested from the old bucket, if that does not exist the new bucket will be tried after so it should all be quite transparent this way
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Hello, have we experienced issues with loading or uploading images and stuffs on this instances? I don't think so, but I want to make sure (migrating away from #WasabiS3 to an in cluster #GarageS3 deployment). New media goes into the new bucket, media is requested from the old bucket, if that does not exist the new bucket will be tried after so it should all be quite transparent this way
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As min.io kicked the community in the nuts last year (remove most of the admin UI and put the repo in maintenance mode), I have started to move the media backend to garage. To make the transfer easier I am shortening the 90 days storage period for remote media to 7 days. Relevant images should be fetched again upon request, but this way I do not have to transfer >1 TB of data, which would take forever.
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As min.io kicked the community in the nuts last year (remove most of the admin UI and put the repo in maintenance mode), I have started to move the media backend to garage. To make the transfer easier I am shortening the 90 days storage period for remote media to 7 days. Relevant images should be fetched again upon request, but this way I do not have to transfer >1 TB of data, which would take forever.